I don't undersand why a public list woud invite folks to view your collection when it is virtually impossible to get ac cess. Perhaps it was a mistake to announce it since the perameters of useage are too complicated for non residents to embibe. Thankyou very much, however, for letting me know that I might be able to get the maps from another source closer to my home. On 1/30/06, Fayetteville Public Library Questions <questions@faylib.org> wrote: > > Dear Mr. Stacy: > > Access to our digital Sanborn Map Collection requires you to have a valid > Fayetteville Public Library card. Non-residents can purchase a library card > for $25.00 per year, but you must submit the application and identification > in person. If you are coming to our area, then please feel free to stop in > to apply for the card. > > However, this resource might be available at a library near your California > home. Libraries commonly have digital or print Sanborn Maps available to > their customers, although many purchase only their home state. Larger > institutions, such as colleges and universities, are more likely to have > Sanborn maps for other states. > > Sincerely, > > Heather Robideaux > Reference Librarian > Fayetteville Public Library > Fayetteville, AR 72701 > > ________________________________ > From: robert stacey [mailto:robert.rbobbyleestacy@gmail.com] > Sent: Sun 1/29/2006 6:48 PM > To: Fayetteville Public Library Questions > Subject: Interest in sanborn maps. > > > > > My father was born and raised in marble city, willcockson,Ark. > > Is there a way I can use the digital sanborn map collection from my > home in calif.? > > If so, please explain the procedure. > > Thankyou > > Robert Stacey > > -- > Robert Stacey and Charlie Dawg live in the Silverlake Hills of Los Angeles. > -- Robert Stacey and Charlie Dawg live in the Silverlake Hills of Los Angeles.